Anything he can do, I can do better
Written by Briauna Rapone · March 26, 2012
If it comes down to the fact that moobs (man boobs) on a boy are just not as appealing as it is on a girl, then several traits that separate boys from girls in some cases are something to envy of one another. An obvious few come to mind in regards to the things boys are not forced to go through.... (more...)
Follow the trail
Written by Briauna Rapone · March 26, 2012
Whether the incentive is a great workout or the amazing view once the top is reached, hiking is quite rewarding for those who try. Luckily, San Dimas holds space of several spots that allow anyone to embrace their wild side. From Horsethief Canyon Park in the city, to the more strenuous Garcia... (more...)
By your side
Written by Briauna Rapone · March 2, 2012
“It’s hard to have to put on a fake smile every day and pretend everything is ok…” just one of the 256 secrets anonymously submitted by San Dimas High School students from late 2008 to early 2009. Inspired by Frank Warren’s continuous Postsecret project, former... (more...)
Sadies switching up the game
Written by Briauna Rapone · March 2, 2012
As blossoming flowers and returning leaves replace the cloudy skies that have kept San Dimas High School students company through the winter, the tables have turned in more ways than one. Early spring also means a school dance is just around the corner, although this is not the average boy... (more...)
Dream room service
Written by Briauna Rapone · February 10, 2012
As one may expect the room of an average teenager to appear as if a tornado has landed beneath their ceiling fan causing utter chaos throughout, Senior Kendall Coyer’s room rings true, however, it is far from average. Immediately after entering her humble abode, placing an owner to the... (more...)
What are we being fed at San Dimas High?
Written by Briauna Rapone · February 10, 2012
“For some odd reason all of our school food is the same shade of brown, plus I think they make the pizza and chicken sandwiches from the same mush,” senior Jacob Booher said, a daily consumer of what is served on campus at San Dimas High School. Generally school food has never been highly... (more...)
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas
Written by Briauna Rapone · December 22, 2011
The most wonderful time of the year has decided to pay a visit. As twinkling lights begin to appear across every roof and the temperature has taken its yearly low it seems Christmas is just around the corner. Radio station 103.5 KOST fm has made a tradition of playing holiday classics all December... (more...)
What SDHS students are thankful for
Written by Briauna Rapone · November 19, 2011
Whether it is grandma’s famous gravy recipe or the one day family comes together at the dinner table, Thanksgiving serves a different purpose for each one of us. As the feast is taunting each dinner guest on the plate before them, traditionally like praying before a meal everyone is asked,... (more...)
It’s Kind of a Funny Story
Written by Briauna Rapone · November 19, 2011
It has been said one’s teenage years come as the most confusing and lonely. Exemplified in Ned Vizzini’s It’s Kind of a Funny Story, the teen angst so common amongst high school students is projected through 15-year-old Craig Gilner’s unique experience. After being accepted... (more...)
San Dimas High School students reaching for the stars
Written by Briauna Rapone · September 23, 2011
A rock star, a cowboy, a princess, as a kid all appears possible and the exciting question, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” seems to be what most children’s imaginations revolve around. As one grows up, reality begins to set in. One’s futures begin to revolve around what... (more...)